The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-23

special session. beginning at o'clock p. N. on next
Thursday Jan 81, for the purpose of comforting the
second and third ranks on one candidate. Visiting
knights will be welcome.
upon James W. keenan,, s. al. Armstrong. z. >: Al
brecht. Louis Phi Farbach and Valentine Farbach on
Friday night The amplihed third rank Will oe con.
ferred upon all of the abovenamed gentlemen on next
Friday night.
Star Lodge No. z. conferred the second rank upon,
two candidates Tuesday night This lodge VIII
on next Tuesday night the two lodges Of Terre Haute
Occidental, No IS. and Oriental No 81, having sig
nifed their intention of each sending candidate Tor
advancement upon this occasion.
Good Intent Lodge No. 20, of Kokomo, sustained
very serious loss by the destructive fire at that
place on Tuesday night. The lodge lost all OF its
ferrng the different ranks and Kokomo Division No.
o. u H. lost all of It's flags. banners. trophies etc.
The lodge had just received outfit for confer
ring the amplifed third rank. Grand Chancellor
Shively Immediately telegraphed Good Intent Lodge
that they would be supplied with complete outfit
Keeper of Records and Seal Bowers has prepared and
forwarded everything necessary for the lodge to
again begin WORK with The Knights of Indiana oils
they having had pretty good taste of FIRE q few
years ago.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR
Capital City, No. 2 initiated T. N. Hardin Friday
evening last
Center Lodge No. 90 initiated one member on
last Wednesday evening.
Washington Lodge No. a, will have work in the de-
gree On Tomorrow evening.
Capital City Lodge, No. 2, will be visited on Friday
evening Feb. 4, by the committee.
Thomas E. Boyd past supreme president, win soon
make tour of all the lodges in the State.
Supreme President A. W. Wishard visited Gernania
LODGE No. 49, at Cincinnati, Friday evening last
Grand President Wesell ia in Fl. Wayne, looking
over the ground, with view to organizing lodge
there.
Hope Lodge, No. 5. win be visited next Tuesday
evening by the central visiting committee on which
occasion they will hold an open meeting.
T. N. Harden late of the Secret League has accept
ed the appointment deputy supreme president and
will at enter the field organizer for the u.
o. Of H.
A. 8. Millce. grand president of Indiana, has
signed because his private business prevented his Civ
ing attention to the duties of the Office Henry Wese,
grand vicepresdent, succeeds him in the Office.
Those taking part in the programme at Schiller
Lodge No. 1877, on last Monday evening were Misses
kenine. Mrs. Leak and Miss Georgia Hendricks
Mrs Pettijohn read paper entitled, The Chestnut
BELL which was an entertaining feature OF the even
ing. There was very large attendance.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Prospect Lodge will have degree work at their
meeting on next Tuesday evening.
Compton Lodge will confer the degree on one lady
and three gentlemen at their next meeting.
Grand Protector George H. Godfrey and Gand Sec
rotary S. Lane will visit the lodges of this city next
month
The members of Prospect Lodge gave apound party
last Thursday evening to of their members who
has been on the sick list for some time past
The lady members of Compton Lodge will serve re-
freshments at the lodge session next Tuesday
ing and it is expected large number of the members
| will turn out on that occasion.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Interest has been revived in the work of Eureka
| Lodge. Three weknown citizens initiated on
Friday night, and several applications will be pre-
sented at the next meeting quartet viii be organ
lied at and hereafter part of the time allotted
| to good of the order will be devoted to music.
| THE SECRET LEAGUE.
The Supreme Council of the Secret League held
special session last week and elected the following of
| fcers p w. Bartholomew, past cardinal; Hon. L
G. Walker, judge of Superior Court No. 3, cardinal
Jonathan Peters. publisher Of the New Alban,
Ledger vice-cardina; Thomas G. Hall. journalist. o
Louisville KY, petitioner; DIR. D. NJ Purman. med
ical examiner: John Furnas, treasurer; A. D. Miller
recorder; G. B. Proudfoot marshal; - Weaver. :,
Warsaw, guard H. T. Strouse. watchn an; DIR. B. w
Sullivan, W. A. Davidson. j. W. Woods. Of this city
trustees. The Office of chief organizer abolished
and the sick benefit fund given to the control
subordinate lodges, instead of the Supreme Lodge
| heretofore. ritual and constitution il
preparation.